Want to make money and travel? Here are the best paying jobs that will help you travel the world.
After two-plus years of living through the pandemic, it may be difficult for much of the workforce to envision returning to a typical 9-to-5 in the office. Long commutes and sitting at a desk all day aren’t for everyone. And with international travel on the backburner for many during quarantine, wanderlust is hitting new heights.
It’s no surprise that airline pilots, consultants and sailors are some of the best paying jobs that keep employees on-the-go. But some of the careers that made the list might come as a surprise. Aerospace engineers take the top prize when it comes to salary, averaging an annual salary of $121,523. Other careers that pay well and require travel include ski instructors, event planners, offshore drillers and architects.
Some of these jobs are less strict in terms of qualifications and required degrees. “Working for a charity or NGO might be a starting point. Many jobs in the travel and tourism industry might be suitable, too. A photographer with a good reputation and good contacts might travel the world. Many journalists are qualified by experience rather than education,” says Liz Sebag, director of the U.K.
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